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Regional Focus Group Themes, Broken Healthcare System, Driving, Caregivers…
Regional Focus Group Themes
Broken Healthcare System
Feeling of frustration with fragmented system
Limited healthcare services/support in rural/regional areas
GP leaving/unwilling to go to rural/regional areas
GP retiring
Having a trusted GP in the community
GP allowing dangerous acceptations for ppt
GP lack how low the ppt is "really" doing
Limited time with GP (cost extra/feeling of guilt)
Rely on annual health assessments (not consistent in quality of assessments)
GP deciding on ppt health without them
Variation in GP quality
Young vs. Old GP
Reliant on a "good"/proactive GP
Distrust in GP
Lack of professionalism in GP
GP for dementia information
GP have limited dementia knowledge
Reactive vs. Proactive healthcare
Individual Access to Health and Resources
Health Information
Limited health informtion
Information Overload (too much health media)
Misinformation about health
Modern Advancements in Health
Fear of high medical cost due to illness
Medication to support healthy life
Medical procedures for healthier life
Importance of health treatments in a timely manner
Access to local resources
Libraries
Pharmacies
Illness Stigma
Gender differences in health
Neglecting older people
No infrastructure for people with disabilities/needs
disability burden
Dementia
delay in dementia diagnosis
self-advocacy for dementia diagnosis
Health Concerns
Oral Health
Pain Management
Balance/Fear of falling
Stress + Ageing
Government/Community - controlling individual health
Gut Health
Dependency on others with increasing age
Driving
Giving up drivers licences
Fear of losing drivers licences
Driving independence
Driving dependency
Driving concerns
Caregivers
Caregivers mental health and wellbeing
respite: support/worries about caregivers
Caregiver/family burden
Gender differences in caregiving
Family members seeking health/dementia information/advice
Low education standards of AUS schools